Which is heavier Water or rocks?

Answer 1

To be more specific than the previous answer, kilogram is a unit of mass. Weight is related to mass by Newton's second law of motion, which relates to us that force (weight) is equal to mass times acceleration (gravity). Provided that the objects in question are weighed at the same location, their weights will be identical, as a) their mass is the same and b) their acceleration is the same, and so the equation F = M x A (force equals mass times acceleration) indicates that the force (weights) are the same.

Answer 2

Throw a rock into the water, and you will see ... the rock sinks quickly. That is because the typical rock has a much greater density molecularly, and therefore greater weight, than water. Now, there are all kinds of different stone, some are very un-dense, like pummice, and some are very dense and very heavy. But they are all heavier than water.

Answer 3

Rocks are heavier than water. The density of rocks is higher than that of water, meaning that a given volume of rock will weigh more than the same volume of water.

Answer 4

HONESTLY!!!! why do people ask these questions!! a kilogram is a measurement of weight, so OF COURSE THEY ARE THE SAME WEIGHT!!!!

Answer 5

The two will have exactly the same mass, by definition. Assuming that kilo is the abbreviation for kilogram.

Answer 6

They weigh the same, unless you are weighing gold rocks, because a pound of gold is equal to 12 ounces instead of the usual 14 ounces because of the Troy ounce.

Answer 7

They weigh the same: 1 kilogram.

Answer 8

Neither. They are both one kilogram.

Answer 9

yes its heavir

Answer 10

They both weigh the same- 1 kilogram.